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913 Automatic Transmissions - Silver Miniatures - Hot Air Balloon Baskets - Darts.avi
912 Bacon - Snowblowers - Luxury Cars.avi
911 Scalpels - Oil Paints - British Police Helmets - Ice Axes.avi
910 Umbrellas - Ourboard Motors - Silver Cutlery - Tape Measures.avi
909 Bumpers - Lighting Gels and Camera Filters - Steam-powered Models - Candy Canes.avi
908 Swords - Pontoons - Grandfather Clocks - Fuses.avi
907 Racing Shells - Stainless Steel Sinks - Leather - Pedal Steel Guitar.avi
906 Padlocks - Hair Clippers - Wooden Shoes - Synthetic Leather.avi
905 CCD Semiconductors - Airline Meals - Paper Cups - Trumpets.avi
904 Steel Wool - Ranges - Carved Candles - Slot Machines.avi
902 Boomerangs - Barbecues - Pinball Machines - Strobe Lights.avi
901 Solid Tires - Cheesecake - Canoe Paddles - Globes.avi
813 Manhole Covers - Range Hoods - Artificial Logs - Snowmobiles.avi
812 Fur Coats - Hearses - Outdoor Lighting Fixtures - Golf Tees.avi
811 Handcuffs - Caulking - Propane Tanks - Forensic Facial Reconstruction.avi
810 Pro Hockey Sticks - Bronzed Baby Shoes - Treadmills - Handheld Computers.avi
809 CO2 Cartridges - Pretzels - Scissor Lifts - Skating Rinks.avi
808 Horseshoes - Dishwashers - Graphite Fly Rods - Frozen Pizzas.avi
807 Photographs - Fur Tanning - Welding Electrodes - Electric Violins.avi
806 Fishing Reels - Miniature Houses - Kitchen Mixers.avi
805 Pistons - Paint Rollers - Parachutes - Chimneys.avi
804 Deep Cycle Batteries - Tins - Optical Lenses.avi
803 Lacrosse Sticks - Frozen Fish Products - Flashlights - Paintbrushes.avi
802 Glass Bottles - Hacksaws - Goalie Masks.avi
801 Motorcycles - Clay Pipes - Drumsticks - Whistles.avi
713 Yacht Wheels - Braided Rugs - Automobile Thermostats - Chisels.avi
712 Drill Bits - Photo Booths - Stamps.avi
711 Halogen Bulbs - Cellulose Insulation - Aluminium Ladders - Bamboo Fly Rods.avi
710 Firefighter Helmets - Nautical Compasses - Packaging Tubes - Hand Saws.avi
708 Inflatable Safety Devices - Braille Typewriters - Carbon Fibre Cellos.avi
706 Glass Cookware - Soap Bars - Steel Drums - Firefighter Uniforms.avi
705 Matches - Carousel Horses - Fine Porcelain - Fuel Tanks.avi
704 Balloons - Wallpaper - Frozen French Fries - Incandescent Light Bulbs.avi
703 Lighters - Fossils - Hockey Pucks - High-pressure Cylinders.avi
702 Engine Blocks - Jawbreakers - Drum Shells - Drums.avi
701 Footballs - Guitar Amplifiers - Marbles - Airplane Props.avi
613 Amphibious Vehicles - Putters - Model Ships - Drumheads.avi
612 Residential Water Heaters - Air Bags - Jelly Beans - Ice Resurfacers.avi
611 Individual Transporters - Cedar Canoes - Electric Guitars (incomplete).avi
610 Windshields - English Saddles - Butter - Post Clocks.avi
608 Fibreglass Insulation - Wooden Ducks - Gumball Machines - Exhaust Systems.avi
607 Traditional Bows - Coffee Machines - Mascots - Hammocks.avi
606 Escalator Handrails - Highlighters - Guitar Strings - Wigs.avi
605 Air Filters - Billiard Cues - Ice Sculptures - Suits.avi
604 Seatbelts - Windows - Wax Figurines - Hot Air Balloons.avi
603 Ropes - Billiard Tables - Sailboards - Cymbals.avi
602 Springs - Pavers - Pianos.avi
601 Three-wheeled Vehicles - Baseball Bats - Artifical Bonsais - Trombones.avi
513 Electrical Panels - Kites - Eyeglass Frames - Toothbrushes.avi
512 Kitchen Knives - Mannequins - Socks - Hypodermic Needles.avi
511 Cement - Caskets - Soft Drinks - Glider Rockers.avi
510 Goalie Pads - Lapel Pins - Cardboard Boxes - Crystal Wine Glasses.avi
509 Sulkies - Bagpipes - Yule Logs - Fishing Lures.avi
508 Suits of Armor - Street Light Polls - Bent Hardwood - Membrane Switches.avi
507 Golf Balls - Furniture Handles - Parking Meters - Room Dividers.avi
506 Alkaline Batteries - Wheelchairs - Cowboy Boots - Flutes.avi
505 Ambulances - Dining Room Tables - Diatonic Accordions - Acrylic Awards.avi
504 Hockey Gloves - Snack Cakes - Remoulded Tires - Wastewater Management.avi
503 Robotic Arms - Tattoos - Sanitary Napkins - Concrete Pipes.avi
502 Wood Burning Stoves - Orthoses - Ballet Slippers - Buses.avi
501 Paving Asphalt - Marshmallow Cookies - Loudspeakers - Electronic Door Locks.avi
413 Putty Knives - Garage Doors - Electric Motors - Wool.avi
412 Decorative Moldings - Pulleys - Industrial Rubber Hose - Sheet Vinyl Flooring.avi
411 Countertop Laminate - Frozen Treats - Childrens Building Blocks - Detergents.avi
410 Plastic Cups and Cutlery - Special Effects Makeup - Gold - Harps.avi
409 Car Engines - Flour - Recliners - Envelopes.avi
408 Ceramic Tiles - Nuts - Steel Forgings - Skateboards.avi
407 3D Commercial Signs - Hardwood Floors - Corrugated Polyethylene Pipe - Mattresses.avi
406 Brushes and Push Brooms - Blackboards - Smoked Salmon - Zippers.avi
405 Grinding Wheels - Compost - Window Blinds - Milk.avi
404 Conga Drums - Metal Plating - Buttons.avi
403 High-precision Cutting Tools - Stained Glass - Semi-trailers - Recorders.avi
402 Plastic Injection Moulds - Automotive Air and Oil Filters - Filing Cabinets - Blown Glass.avi
401 Plastic Bottles and Jars - Mail - Eggs - Handcrafted Wooden Pens.avi
313 Fire Fighter Boots - Garden Tools - Automated Machines - Gypsum Boards.avi
312 Electric Baseboard Heaters - Moulded Pulp Containers - Chicken - Video Games.avi
311 Radiators - Hatchery Chicks - Phyllo Dough - Cross-country Skis.avi
310 Wind Generators - PVC Gloves - Thermo-formed Glass - Fire Trucks.avi
309 Inflatable Watercraft - Couscous - Modelling Dough - Wicker Products.avi
308 Fresh Cut Flowers - Adhesive Tape - Tofu - Lottery Tickets.avi
307 Prepared Mustard - Violins - Nuts and Bolts - Toilet Paper.avi
306 Yogurt - Candles - Neon Signs - Bookbindings.avi
305 Horse-Drawn Carriages - Artificial Eyes - Dog and Cat Food - Mirrors.avi
304 Temporary Metal Fences - Asphalt Shingles - Expanded Polystyrene Products - Hard Candies.avi
303 Wheel Loaders - Vegetable Oil - Hand Tools - Cotton Swabs.avi
302 Combination Locks - Pottery - Recreational Vehicles - Erasers.avi
301 Pre-inked Stamps - Cranberries - Cotton Yarn - Road Signs.avi
213 Ball Bearings - Electrical Wires - Lost Wax Process Casting - Automated Machines.avi
212 Cars - Grocery Carts - Rapid Tooling and Prototyping - Collectible Coins.avi
211 Aluminum Pots and Pans - Artificial Limbs - Peanut Butter - High Intensity Light Bulbs.avi
210 Gummies - Aluminum Cans - Fish Farming - Bronze Sculptures.avi
209 Steel Safes - False Teeth - Airplanes - Maple Syrup.avi
208 Fiberglass Boat - Clothes Dryers - Bubble Gum - Fireworks.avi
207 Carpets - Drinking Water - Laser Eye Surgery - Acoustic Guitars.avi
206 Diamond Cutting - Wood Doors - Paintballs - Newspapers.avi
205 Hydroponic Lettuce - Construction Wood - Recycling - Fishing Flies.avi
204 Winter Jackets - Animation - Mushrooms - Gold Rings.avi
203 Personal Watercraft - Wine - Office Furniture - Ice Skates.avi
202 Honey - Fibre Optics - Bricks - Pipe Organs.avi
201 Eyeglass Lenses - Granite - Potato Chips - Microprocessors.avi
113 Bicycle Helmets - Lithium Batteries - Car Brakes - Aluminum.avi
112 Aluminum Screw Caps - Chocolate - Pills - Pasta.avi
111 Plastic Bags - Solar Panels - Plastic Gasoline Containers - Hockey Sticks.avi
110 Holograms - Package Printing - Skin Culture - Canned Corn.avi
109 Steel - Apple Juice - Aircraft Landing Gears - Cosmetics.avi
108 Trucks - Adhesive Bandages - Computer Circuit Boards - Liquors.avi
107 Kayaks - Safety Boots - Electronic Signs - Cereals.avi
106 Nails and Staples - Safety Glasses - Fabrics - Bicycles.avi
105 Copy Paper - Jeans - Computers - Plate Glass.avi
104 Hearing Aids - 3D Puzzles - Rubber Mats - Toilets.avi
103 Toothpicks - Acrylic Bathtubs - Helicopters - Beer.avi
102 Compact Discs - Mozzarella Cheese - Pantihoses - Fluorescent Tubes.avi
101 Aluminum Foil - Snowboards - Contact Lenses - Bread.avi
Torrent description
How It's Made (French: Comment c'est fait) is a Canadian documentary television series that premiered in 1999 in Canada[1] and France, and in 2001 on the Discovery Channel and the Science Channel in the United States. The program's format is half-hour episodes with 24 minutes of content usually in four 4:30 segments, each of which details how a different unrelated product is manufactured or made.[2] The show is produced in Quebec, Canada by Productions MAJ, Inc.
The show is a documentary program showing how common, everyday items (including foods products like bubblegum, industrial products such as motors, musical instruments such as guitars, and sporting goods such as snowboards) are manufactured, and is filmed to simplify overdubbing in different languages, for example largely avoiding showing a narrator or host onscreen, and most often also not having employees of featured companies speak on camera.
An off-screen narrator explains each process, often making use of puns. Each half hour show usually has three or four main segments, with each product getting a demonstration of about five minutes, with exceptions for more complex products.
